Wizard Immortal

Chapter 632 Divinity

"When the gods fell one after another, many of them had already made arrangements for their own resurrection. The God of Slaughter did so, and so did the God of Blood Moon."

Walking along the road, Mar continued to speak slowly with Adir, saying, "But compared to the God of Slaughter, the Church of the God of Blood Moon has long since disappeared, and even the faith has been sealed off. Nowadays, apart from a very small number of people, no one knows about this god's past and glory."

"The means of resurrection that He left behind eventually disappeared with the destruction of the Blood Moon Church, and eventually fell into the hands of the Bloody Sir."

"Perhaps it is because of this method that the Bloodthirsty Sir has such great confidence in himself, but at present, his eye on his lord is an unchangeable fact."

"Those few demigod monsters were his tools, sent out merely to test the waters."

She said softly, "After the lord deals with those few demigod monsters, he will probably receive the news soon and change his strategy."

"Bloody Jazz...how strong is he?"

After a moment of silence, Adir spoke up, wanting to know some details about the Bloodthirsty Knight.

Above the gold level is the king level. Beings at this level are hailed as the kings of their respective fields.

Without hesitation, Mar said directly, "And above the king is legend, also known as a myth."

"This Bloodthirsty Sir is at this level."

"Level four..." Adir's expression slowly turned serious.

Having returned to this world, it has only been a few months. Even though Adir is recovering very quickly, he has only just reached the level of a Gold Knight, which is equivalent to a second-level wizard.

To regain a Level 4 rating, it will undoubtedly require a long period of accumulation.

At this point, even Adir would not fare well against a legendary being equivalent to a fourth-tier being.

"However, there's no need to worry about his problem for now."

Seemingly sensing Adir's change in mood, Mar offered words of comfort: "King Bloodthirsty suffered a severe blow some time ago, and therefore has not stepped out of his castle for the past three hundred years. This time will likely be no exception."

"Many people are watching him in this area. As long as our lord is in Tam City, he cannot personally attack you."

"Without the Bloodthirsty Lord personally taking action, the others are nothing to the Lord."

"Understood." Adir nodded, secretly relieved but also somewhat curious: "This Bloodthirsty Sir is so powerful, who could possibly severely injure him?"

"Karsh, the first king of Tamru and the strongest knight king. And the high priest of the dark church back then..."

Mar first closed her eyes, then slowly opened them and uttered two names.

Adi suddenly realized.

Time passed slowly during the conversation, and soon an evening was over.

The next morning, Adir returned to the manor and, as was his habit, headed towards his room.

In front of his room, a person was waiting anxiously, pacing back and forth outside the door, looking very worried.

"Cirimu, what's wrong?"

Looking at the figure pacing back and forth outside the room, Adir spoke softly, asking the question while looking at the figure.

"Yasuo!"

Upon hearing the voice, Cirimu was startled, then turned around and saw Adir standing not far away before letting out a sigh of relief: "You're back."

"Something came up last night, so I got back a little late."

Adir said casually, then, seeing Cirimu's anxious expression, asked with some confusion, "What's wrong?"

"Yasuo, those things you caught last night."

Cirimu spoke up, seemingly relieved to see Adir return: "Those things have changed a bit, Yasuo, go and take a look."

"Changes?" Adir was a little puzzled, but looking at Cirimu's appearance, he nodded and said, "Go back and rest for a while. I'll take care of things here."

"Okay." Cirimu nodded. After seeing Adir, she didn't say anything else and turned to leave.

"Oh, right."

Watching Cirimu's departing figure, Adir seemed to remember something and continued, "Prepare the convoy for me."

"Are you leaving?" Cirimu snapped out of her daze and asked Adir instinctively.

"I have to leave for a bit to take care of something." Adir nodded. "Go and make the arrangements."

After saying this, he didn't say anything more, but turned around and walked towards his laboratory.

He hadn't walked far when he arrived at a spacious room located underground.

Adir's laboratory in Tam City was a temporary setup because, initially, he had always appeared as a knight, and it was inconvenient to immediately take out things that were clearly related to mages.

In addition, the Kingdom of Tamru does not have a large number of mages, and some items related to mages are hard to find. Therefore, this laboratory is particularly rudimentary. Most of the high-precision instruments inside are missing, and the few that are available were obtained through Firi's connections.

In the central area of ​​the laboratory, there was a large, white coffin-like object, from which a chill was constantly emanating, carrying a faint smell of blood.

As Adir stepped forward, he saw that inside the white coffin, some black, viscous liquid had completely melted and was frozen solid, carefully sealed away.

"Something seems to have changed compared to last night..."

As he watched the slowly melting black liquid, Adir frowned, then reached down with one hand to carefully feel it.

After a night, the life force within these black creatures seemed to have been completely exhausted. Although they still possessed some activity, the tenacious vitality they displayed last night was gone, and even their external characteristics were completely different from last night, showing a significant change at first glance.

Why is that?

Adir was somewhat puzzled. After thinking for a moment, he took out a black creature that had been sealed in the ice and slowly examined it.

The final test results were quite simple.

The life force contained within these organisms is being rapidly depleted, reaching a critical point. This has led to the destruction of their previously relatively intact structures, an imbalance between different forces, and a slow collapse.

"Resilient yet fragile, the structure of this life form is inherently flawed; it is merely a human creation, and its lifespan is far too limited."

Looking at the completely transformed black creature before him, Adir shook his head, not particularly surprised.

The life form before them was incredibly powerful. Despite being defeated by Adir several times in a short period of time, it still managed to survive tenaciously, with no apparent limits to its life.

However, this kind of life is also very fragile. So fragile that in less than a day, it will dissipate on its own, its internal structure collapsing and slowly ending its short life.

Melting the ice in his hand, Adir gazed at the black life form in his palm and carefully placed it on the operating table, examining it closely.

Although its lifespan is short, its resilience is undeniable. If its internal structure could be studied, it would be a valuable addition to Adir's life.

"The resentment forms the outer shell, the power of the soul serves as the driving force, but at its core is..."

Carefully observing its core, and staring at the most crucial part inside, Adir was stunned.

Now, the black creatures before them had turned into a pool of black liquid, within which a faint blood-red sheen flowed.

Within the liquid, due to the destruction of its structure, all kinds of forces within it are rapidly dissipating. Whether it is resentment, soul power, or life energy, they are all rapidly dissipating, leaving only a single point at its core.

"This is... divine blood?"

Staring at the last bit of blood-red core before him, Adir was stunned for a long time before he reacted.

In the misty world, Adir inherited the memories of a former demigod and was no stranger to the power of the gods.

The black liquid before us is essentially composed of a tiny amount of divine blood.

Of course, this amount of divine blood is extremely weak. If a single drop of complete divine blood contains enough power to destroy a small world, then the divine blood contained within these black monsters is so weak that it cannot even destroy a stone. The essential power of the divine blood is divided to the extreme, preserving only the part that belongs exclusively to the gods.

"With such a meager amount of divine blood and divinity, it's no wonder Mar called it a demigod's offspring..."

Carefully sensing the faint divine blood contained within, and the almost negligible power within, Adir shook his head, somewhat speechless.

The so-called divine abominations are a type of creature that possesses divine qualities.

These creatures are mostly associated with deities. Because they have been tainted by the power of the gods, their power is generally great, and some are even powerful enough to rival the gods.

Since the core of these black monsters is a bit of divine blood, they possess, to some extent, some of the characteristics of gods, and it is not an exaggeration to call them divine abominations.

However, the divinity possessed by these black monsters was far too weak, so weak that it was somewhat insulting to the name "divine abomination," and it would be more appropriate to call them "demigod abominations."

"That's good news..."

Looking at the monster inside the ice coffin, which had turned into pools of black liquid, Adir smiled.

The divinity contained within these black monsters is so scarce that even if it were all extracted, it would have no effect on ordinary people.

Furthermore, as time goes by, without the assistance of external forces, this divine blood containing faint divinity will slowly dissipate and disappear completely.

But for Adir, these faint divine qualities served other purposes.

"The experiments we conducted on the power of the soul have come to be verified in this world."

Standing before the testing platform, feeling the increasingly surging killing power within him, Adir murmured to himself, and spoke thus.

(End of this chapter)